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Guild For Website Developers

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We know that a lot of website publishers depend on experts like you to design, develop, and/or maintain their sites. The success of Guild depends on people like you supporting the concept.

We want you to convince your clients to integrate Guild into their sites. So we’re doing everything we can to make this worthwhile for you as well as your clients.

First, we want this to be as easy as possible for you. So for WordPress developers, we have the guild-network plugin that, we hope, does almost all of the work. Just install, activate, and configure the plugin and your client’s site should be good to go. If you do not use WordPress, it is still quite easy. You just need to add a Guild embed code into the <head> section of the site’s pages.

Second, we don’t want to step on your toes. Guild adds a small “stamp” on the side of the site’s pages. Tapping on the stamp opens a slide-out panel with information about why and how to purchase an access pass. We use neutral colors and fonts so that we fit well into most sites. The plugin takes care of hiding ads and exclusive content appropriately based on whether the visitor has an access pass. Otherwise, we do our best to stay out of your way.

Third, and most important, we want you to be rewarded. Our affiliate program means that you get a share of the Guild revenue from the site for the first three months after it goes live. Your share is 10% of the net proceeds from all pass purchases on the sites where you are listed as the affiliate when the site was registered with Guild.

FAQ

Can I get help when I need it?
Absolutely. If you are trying to get a site up and running with Guild and need help, just let us know. You can reach us via email at support@guild.network.
How do I get and use my affiliate code?
To be an affiliate, you need to register with Guild using your email address. Then on your account page you’ll find your affiliate code. When your client (or you, on their behalf) registers a new site with Guild, there is a spot to enter an affiliate code. Use yours there. On your account page, you’ll then start to see your balance growing as visitors purchase access passes there. Each month we’ll distribute your earnings to you via Paypal. Simple as that.
Can I be the affiliate on multiple sites?
Yes. You can use the same affiliate code when registering multiple sites. You’ll earn money for passes purchased on any of these sites.
If I’m going to be an expert on Guild, are there other things I should know?
Perhaps. Depending on the structure of your client’s site, you may want to treat ads and/or exclusive content in special ways. For example, depending on the ad networks (if any) used by the site, you will need to configure the Guild embed code (or WordPress plugin) accordingly. You may even want to create new containers on the pages for ads knowing that the Guild plugin will make them invisible when the visitor has an access pass — allowing you to improve the overall look-and-feel in different cases. Likewise, for exclusive content, you may want to create a nice page especially for listing exclusive content. If you don’t use WordPress, you will need to place exclusive content inside tags with a “guild-protect” CSS class. If you’re in doubt, please reach out to us. We’re happy to help.